Alacrán enamorado

2013
1h 40min

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Javier Bardem, Carlos Bardem, Álex González, Miguel Ángel Silvestre, and Judith Diakhate in Alacrán enamorado (2013)

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Julián y Luis forman parte de una banda de violentos neonazis. Julián frecuenta un gimnasio donde gracias a varias personas empieza a cambiar de mentalidad. Pero Luis no está dispuesto a con... Leer todoJulián y Luis forman parte de una banda de violentos neonazis. Julián frecuenta un gimnasio donde gracias a varias personas empieza a cambiar de mentalidad. Pero Luis no está dispuesto a consentirlo.Julián y Luis forman parte de una banda de violentos neonazis. Julián frecuenta un gimnasio donde gracias a varias personas empieza a cambiar de mentalidad. Pero Luis no está dispuesto a consentirlo.

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- 2 premios ganados y 10 nominaciones en total

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Julián 'Alacrán' López: There's no need to be afraid to do something we're called to do. To fight our opponent. To win. It doesn't matter how many punches we take. It doesn't matter how many times we get knocked down, but how many times we get up and keep fighting. Nothing can defeat us but our own decisions. There's no need to be afraid of living.

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Welcome to Hell
Written by Woulfrank Zannou (as Wolfrank Zannou)
Performed by Enharmonic Orchestra

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5/10

One way out

How can you escape the circle of violence once you've entered it? With more violence? Or let's say "controlled" violence. Possible, but will our main character here be able to do so? You have to watch the movie to see that. It's a decent one, but not a great one. What seemed surprising at first, was the fact Javier Bardem was playing in it too ... might have to do with the fact another Bardem is on the cast list.

Whatever the case, the main actor is doing an OK job, portraying his dilemma. The tagged on love story (with added "color", no pun intended, but "story"/character serving) feels a bit off and put on, but it's overall believable (mostly). There is some nice advice to the boxing people, but I guess nothing someone already in the business wouldn't already know.